You know how we have really in-depth intellectual discussions about the state of society? Well...normies don’t.

They might talk about politics here and there for conversation starters, but it’s all just window dressing. They don’t need to have big ideas or thoughts because they are busy. If you’re busy, you don’t need to think about society, or poor people, or the high cost of living, or involuntary celibates who keep shouting loudly on the internet.

I want you to learn this lesson from them—stop thinking about bad things.

If you observe something unfair or wrong happening in society, just forget about it. Go out and buy something. Cook a meal. Go to the gym. Keep yourself busy. Normies really don’t have time to think about anything because they are rushing from one thing to the next. They fill their days with activities.

I truly believe this is the key to happiness. If we can manage to stop our thought train from leaving the station, and simply go through the motions of our day, fully in the present moment—we will live happier lives. Stop observing or analyzing things, and just absorb things mindlessly. Try to become one with your inner normie. Watch only the most popular tv shows so you can talk to what few acquaintances you have about the new episode of Stranger Things, or Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Watch CNN. Join Oprah’s Book Club. Watch Ellen.

Pretty soon, you will start talking and thinking like them. Maybe you will start to see women as equals. Sacrilege, I know, but letting the pretty talking heads on the TV tell you what to think is a lot easier than doing it ourselves, and prevents us from straying too far from acceptable thoughts. Normies have the recipe for happiness right here, we just need to listen to them, and consume their media. And stay busy, keep our days filled with activities. Just stay busy, and do more things. More and more.